Tbilisi – A City Full of Life

Tbilisi, capital of Georgia, already famed for its ancient history, multifarious gastronomy, diverse architecture and city break opportunities.

Release time : 2021-03-30 15:10:13

source : Tbilisi Tourism Board

comply with WHO protocol and regulations, where facemasks and social distancing are essential requirements. Georgia opened its borders to vaccinated travelers on February 1 without quarantine or additional testing. Subsequently, several measurements and activities are already implemented throughout the country in order to protect the health of the local as well as international citizens and foreign vaccinated visitors of all countries. Alongside the Covid passports, citizens from various countries can enter Georgia with the PCR- examination certificate conducted 72 hours prior to the visit.

The most distinguished feature of Tbilisi is its tolerance towards other nationalities, religious minorities and diverse communities living in the city. Georgian Orthodox, Armenian Gregorian and a Roman Catholic churches, a synagogue, a mosque and a Zoroastrian temple, peacefully standing side by side, make Tbilisi a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural, multi-religious city on the crossroad of the East and West. Georgians treat every visitor with a friendly face, open arms and warm embrace. Walking around the twisting roads of the city, you can easily find pleasantly surprised tourists with happy faces from all corners of the world.

Apart from the historical value of the capital city, the newer generation has created one of the most creative environments in the region. The city’s funky bars and clubs, museums and galleries, parks, plazas and whole streets, eye-catching contemporary architecture - all modern and ancient, make Tbilisi unmissable by any visitor. Its notable disused sewing factory (Fabrika) or former Wine Factory turned into alternative speakeasies for gathering and socializing are wildly popular among youngsters, both locals and travelers.

The cuisine in Tbilisi as well as Georgian wine definitely deserves a special mention. Food from almost every region can be tasted in the capital city. The most noteworthy fact is that the cuisine in Tbilisi is more